July 1: ‘Elders Village’ planned. At its next meeting Wednesday, the Ukiah City Council is scheduled to hear a presentation regarding a proposed senior housing development planned near Waugh Lane.
July 2: Woman arrested in stolen vehicle. A Ukiah woman was arrested recently while driving a vehicle reported stolen out of Sonoma County, the Ukiah Police Department reported.
July 3: The Chair Affair. The Chair Affair is happening yet again! An important fundraiser for Art Ceter Ukiah (ACU), it’s an event that neither artists nor patrons ever seem to get tired of.
July 4: Proposed annexation map removed. To prove that the city is reconsidering its very controversial annexation proposal, Ukiah City Council member Mari Rodin this week suggest that the map showing the city essentially tripling in size be removed from its website.
July 5: New consumer protection laws. New state laws going into effect on Tuesday will protect tech customers from shady auto-renewal subscriptions, the sale of stolen goods via online marketplaces and self-cleaning requirements for guests at short-term rentals like Airbnb and Vrbo.
July 6: Minimum wage for inmate firefighters. California sent incarcerated firefighters to battle blazes in Los Angeles this year.
July 8: Park proposed near Norgard Lane. The city of Ukiah will be collecting public input today regarding a new park proposed near Norgard Lane during the next meeting of its Public Spaces Commission.
July 9: Grand Jury finds ‘toxic workplace’. The Mendocino County Civil Grand Jury recommends changes at the city of Willits after reporting it found ample evidence of a toxic work environment among city leadership.
July 10: Hospital responds to concerns. Several local hospitals, including Adventist Health Ukiah Valley, were included on a list of rural hospitals across the country that could face closure or other significant impacts due to recent changes in Medicaid coverage.
July 11: Picnic planned at proposed park site. The city of Ukiah is hosting a picnic Saturday at the site of a proposed new park at the east end of Norgard Lane.
July 12: Lost mountain bikers rescued. Two Bay Area women who got lost while mountain biking in Jackson State Demonstration Forest near Fort Bragg this week were found safe and sound by local Search and Rescue volunteers, the Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office reported.
July 13: Fort Bragg man ID’d in homicide. A 37 year old Fort Bragg man has been identified as the victim in a Humboldt County homicide case.
July 15: KBA cancels annual celebration. The Kelseyville Business Association(KBA) notified the community this week that it has made the difficult decision to cancel this year’s Día de la Indepencia celebration, originally scheduled for September amidst concerns over immigration raids happening throughout the region and the state.
July 16:Another PG&E natural gas line hit. For the second time in the past week, a PG&E gas line was struck Monday afternoon during city of Ukiah construction on Main Street.
July 17: Arrests made in domestic violence. On July 8, at approximately 3 a.m., Ukiah Police Department officers were dispatched to the area of the 1000 block of South State Street.
July 18: Avelo ends West Coast flights. This week, Avelo Airlines announced that it would be closing its West Coast base of operations and suspending flights throughout the western U.S. in the near future.
July 19: Butler Fire exceeds 10k acres. The Butler Fire continues to grow and, as of Thursday morning, has consumed more than 10,000 acres.
July 20: Jim Eddie remembered as man of integrity. A heated environmental controversy over protecting Spotted Owl habitat in dwindling old growth forests was raging on the North Coast when the late Mendocino County Supervisor Jim Eddie suggested a sleep over in a family cabin on remote Foster Mountain.
July 22: MCSO: Theft, burglary arrest made. A Ukiah man was arrested recently on suspicion of multiple thefts and burglaries in Boonville and Ukiah, the Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office reported.
July 23: DA: Two Covelo men plead guilty. Two Covelo men arrested after the body of a cannabis worker was found in a burned vehicle two years ago pleaded guilty this week to charges connected to his death, the Mendocino County District Attorney’s Office reported.
July 24: Drivers arrested for DUI in crashes. Two men were arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence after two separate crashes occurred on Highway 101 in northern Mendocino County, the California Highway Patrol reported.
July 25: Suspected ‘porch irate’ arrested. A man suspected in a string of package thefts in a Ukiah neighborhood was arrested recently with the assistance of local residents as well as the city’s FLOCK cameras, the Ukiah Police Department reported.
July 26: PG&E files Surrender Application. The Pacific Gas and Electric Company has officially filed an application with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to decommission its hydroelectric plan in Mendocino County, officials announced this week.
July 27: ‘Sixty days toward mutual thriving’. The Mendocino Art Center(MAC) is holding a summer fundraiser, “Sixty Days Towards Mutual Thriving,” to finance much-needed repairs and improvements for the Center’s buildings and property.
July 29: CalFire reports ‘good progress’. A fire that started Sunday afternoon in Covelo remained under 300 acres Monday morning after crews made “good progress” with air and ground attacks, the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection reported.
July 30: MLT acquires Bell Point property. The Mendocino Land Trust announced this week that it successfully purchased a large parcel overlooking the Pacific Ocean along the northernmost section of the Mendocino Coast.
July 31: Plan to kill barred owls axed. Wildlife advocates who oppose a controversial federal management plan to slaughter one type of owl in Pacific Coast forests to save another appear to have found an unlikely ally in President Donald Trump’s administration.
Aug. 1: Young Artist Sim.Mah welcomed. The new Young Artist in the Corner Gallery uses her passion for art as a medium for personal exploration.
Aug. 2: Aftermath of the Valley Fire. This year’s Grand Jury Report begins with the Valley Fire Conflagration, a review of the wildfire that burned 76,067 acres which marks a grim 10 anniversary this fall.
Aug. 3: ‘Family Drama’ Lucas Near-Verbrugghe begins latest role. With deep family and personal roots in Mendocino County, actor, producer, writer and educator Lucas Near-Verbrugghe will soon be filling the formidable shoes of retiring Mendocino College Theater Department instructor Reid Edelman.
Aug. 5:Quake triggers tsunami alerts. Like many of you, I was rudely jarred by the blare of my cell phone announcing a tsunami WARNING last Tuesday evening.
Aug. 6: Effort against Eyster. A Ukiah woman unsatisfied with the performance of Mendocino County District Attorney David Eyster has launched an effort to recall him from his position.
Aug. 7: DA ‘Habitual traffic offender’ sentenced to years in prison. A Ukiah man described as a “dangerous traffic offender” was sentenced this week to more than five years in prison, the Mendocino County District Attorney’s Office reported.
Aug. 8: Police chief set to retire next month. On Monday, Aug. 4, 2025, the Fort Bragg City Manager’s Office announced the retirement of Fort Bragg Police Department Chief Neil Cervenka.
Aug. 9: Drug store thieves nabbed in Ukiah. Two people suspected of robbing multiple drug stores in multiple counties were arrested in Ukiah recently, the Ukiah police Department reported.
Aug. 10: Interim director sees bright future. Interim Producing Director Alex Wright stepped in to replace Mendocino Theatre Company’s Producing Director Elizabeth Craven earlier this summer.
Aug. 12: Volunteer Coordinator. New city staffer leading trash, graffiti cleanups.
Aug. 13: Woman a quitted of Willits DUI charge. A Lake County woman was recently acquitted of driving under the influence of a controlled substance in Willits, the Mendocino County District Attorney’s Office reported.
Aug. 14: Nevada woman found dead on beach. A Las Vegas woman was found dead at a beach along the Mendocino Coast after a likely suicide, the Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office reported.
Aug. 15: Ukiah man convicted of domestic violence. A Ukiah man was convicted this week of domestic violence, the Mendocino County District Attorney’s Office reported.
Aug. 16: Body at Reggae Fest ID’d as vendor. The Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office have identified a man who apparently drowned along the south fork of the Eel River early this month.
Aug. 17: Mendocino Coast hospital board mulls enhancement options. Multiple options are being explored for modernization of Adventist Health Mendocino Coast, officials announced following a workshop held earlier this month.
Aug. 19: Bids to be opened on former B of A remodel. The city of Ukiah has scheduled another bid opening Tuesday afternoon for the planned remodel of the former Bank of America building on South State Street.
Aug. 20: Garage catches fire east of Ukiah. Quick action by firefighters kept a garage fire from spreading to the rest of a home near Ukiah Monday evening, the Ukiah Valley Fire Authority reported.
Aug. 21: County gets $40M for road projects. The California Transportation Commission recently approved allocating nearly $40 million to Mendocino County highway projects, the California Department of Transportation reported.
Aug. 22: NWS issues local heat advisory. The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory for the Ukiah Valley and much of inland Mendocino County, urging residents to limit their time out in the sunshine as much as possible.
Aug. 23: Library hosting produce drive. Whether you have too many fresh vegetables in your life or not enough this month, the Ukiah branch of the Mendocino County Library can help.
Aug. 24: New owners at Coast Cinema. Desiree and Terry Ramos, the new owners of Coast Cinemas, officially took over the business about two weeks ago.
Aug. 26: Construction up Work moves to Perkins Street. With most of their work on Gobbi and Main streets done, construction crews this week will be turning their attention to Perkins Street, Public Works Director Tim Eriksen told the Ukiah City Council at its last meeting.
Aug. 27:MCSO introduces new deputies. The Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office recently introduced two new deputies who graduated from the police academy this month, and congratulated four Mendocino County Jail inmates who recently received their high school diplomas
Aug. 28: Ukiah hosts protest, summits. Dozens of people protested in Ukiah Tuesday to show their support for federal healthcare programs, and express concern that recent cuts could endanger not only the health of many people who depend upon them, but the financial health of many hospitals.
Aug. 29: CHP to target impaired drivers. The California Highway Patrol announced this week that it plans to “flood roadways with all available officers this Labor Day weekend in an aggressive effort to stop impaired drivers before they cause harm.”
Aug. 30: PG&E gives update on fire season. Some fires are so devastating they change not only entire communities forever, but the companies serving those communities.
Aug. 31: Fort Bragg Police Chief to retire. On August 4, Fort Bragg Police Chief Neil Cervenka announced his retirement effective as of October 1, 2025.
Sept. 2: ‘Chromatic Aberrations’. Lech Slocinski is one of few artists who manifests the lucky combination of intense curiosity and total lack of fear.
Sept. 3: Bid protest on council agenda. At its meeting today, the Ukiah City Council is scheduled to award a final bid for work on the former Bank of America building on South State Street.
Sept. 4: Blue-green algae detected at lake. Advisory signs were posted at Lake Mendocino recently after water samples revealed “a small amount of cyanobacteria(blue-green algae),” officials reported.
Sept. 5: Vote on bid protest is delayed. After a public hearing and discussion that lasted more than an hour, the Ukiah City Council Wednesday delayed a vote on the acceptance of a bid for the planned remodel of the former Bank of America building on South State Street that had been protested.
Sept. 6: Reentry graduation celebrated planned. A celebration is planned Monday for program participants who have successfully graduated from the Mendocino County Day Reporting Center, county officials announced this week.
Sept. 7: A very vintage September. It’s Patreon Appreciation Month at Ukiah Players Theatre, and the troupe is starting off the new season with a bang, with three hew shows running through the month of September.
Sept. 9: Work begins on Ukiah courthouse. Construction of the new Mendocino County courthouse is approaching a major milestone, which will become visible to the Ukiah community in the coming weeks.
Sept. 10: Jack Peters Creek Bridge to be closed starting Monday. More full closures of the Jack Peters Creek Bridge just north of the town of Mendocino are planned next week, the California Department of Transportation reported.
Sept. 11: NWS: Rain brings chance of flooding. While any good dose of rain in early September is just about the most welcome visitor to California these days, some parts of Mendocino County could get more than a gentle wetting, the National Wester Service reported.
Sept. 12: Residents encouraged to review flood coverage. On September 19, new FEMA flood maps for the City of Ukiah and Mendocino County will take effect.
Sept. 13: Manchester man arrested on suspicion of arson. A Manchester man was arrested early Thursday on suspicion of arson after deputies said he set fire to a cabin and tent on his property, destroying the structures and personal belongings of tenants.
Sept. 14: Ford Street Project grows treatment programs. On September 12, Ford Street Project and Northern Circle Indian Housing Authority co-hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Ukiah Recovery Center(URC), celebrating the opening of a new 3,350-square-foot treatment pavilion and 24-bed sober living facility.
Sept. 16: Student athletes show courage. A serious accident occurred at the Piner High School football field during a game between the Piner Prospectors and the Willits Wolverines.
Sept. 17: State hospital patients remembered. Community members, students from the Developing Virtue Secondary School, and one former patient from the Mendocino State Hospital gathered together at the Ukiah cemetery on Monday to honor deceased patients, whose cremains were moved from the long-shuttered State Hospital to a single grave at the cemetery.
Sept. 18: Car chase ends in arrest. Two Bay Area men were arrested for allegedly possessing illegal weapons and ammunition this week after a high-speed pursuit through Mendocino County, the Ukiah Police Department reported.
Sept. 19: Ukiah moves forward on camping law changes. The Ukiah City Council Wednesday voted unanimously to introduce an amendment to the city’s Camping Ordinance that gives the Ukiah Police Department more latitude to issuing criminal citations to people found to be illegally camping.
Sept. 20: What do you have to say? The Mendocino Council of Governments is updating the Mendocino County Regional Transportation Plan and Active Transportation Plan and will be hosting a series of public workshops next week, county officials announced.
Sept. 21: The Trauma of homelessness. The worst was the woman who wailed. I never saw her, only heard her cries, usually very early in the morning. So at least once a week, I made coffee with her sobbing in my kitchen.
Sept. 23: Fire survivors left out of bill. A sprawling bill passed at the eleventh hour by California lawmakers a week ago to address energy affordability included a massive infusion to the state’s wildfire restitution fund, established in 2019 to help pay damages to victims of fires sparked by investor-owned utilities.
Sept. 24: No charges yet in Willits in-custody death. The in-custody death of a Willits man after a struggle with Mendocino County Sheriff’s deputies in June has been ruled a homicide, authorities said.
Sept. 25: Arrest made in Motel 6 robbery and shooting. A 36-year-old man has been arrested in connection with an armed robbery and shooting that took place Sept. 9 at the Motel 6 North in Ukiah, according to the Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office.
Sept. 26: Ukiah library hosts produce share. The Ukiah Library will be hosting its second “Produce and Pantry Share” this Saturday.
Sept. 27: Input sought on hazards plan update. Mendocino County is seeking input from residents on its plan to address hazards, officials announced in a recent press release.
Sept. 28: Disability advocates back Medium Art Center. The RISE(Realizing Interdependent Success and Empowerment) team has spoken.
Sept. 30:Celebrating new auto program. Mendocino College is inviting the community to help celebrate its revamped Automotive Technology Program with a re-opening ceremony this Friday, college officials announced.
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